USCIS Document Translation – Fast, Certified, and Affordable from $18/page
Certified USCIS Document Translation for Immigration and Legal Use
At USCIS Official Translation, we specialize in USCIS Document Translation that meets the exacting standards of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. Whether you’re submitting a green card application, sponsoring a family member, or responding to an RFE (Request for Evidence), your foreign-language documents must be translated accurately, certified, and properly formatted.
We take the stress out of that process.
Our translations are USCIS-compliant, completed by native-speaking, professional translators, and available from $18 per page. We also offer value-added services including notarization, e-apostille, second linguist proofreading, and hard copy delivery right to your doorstep.
Why Choose Our USCIS Document Translation Services?
What is USCIS Document Translation?
USCIS document translation refers to translating documents into English for submission to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. USCIS mandates that all foreign-language documents be translated completely and accurately, accompanied by a certification of accuracy by the translator.
Commonly translated documents include:
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Divorce Decrees
- Bank statements
- Academic Transcripts and Diplomas
- Police clearance records
USCIS Document Translation Requirements
To ensure compliance with USCIS standards, translations must:
Include every element of the original document (stamps, signatures, etc.)
Be accompanied by a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy
Be typed, not handwritten
Be accurate and complete – no summaries or omissions
Failure to follow these guidelines can lead to delays or rejections of your immigration application.
Does USCIS Require Certified Translation?
Absolutely. USCIS requires certified translations for any document in a language other than English. A certified translation includes a formal declaration from the translator or translation agency attesting to the accuracy and completeness of the translated document.
Our certified translations come with:
A signed and dated Certification Statement
Full translator contact information
Assurance that the translator is qualified and competent
Do Translations for USCIS Need to Be Notarized?
No, USCIS does not require notarized translations. However, notarization may still be requested in certain cases — especially for legal or court-related documents or when instructed by an immigration attorney. We offer optional notarization for $15 per document.
Translations for USCIS Documents – What We Translate
We handle all USCIS-relevant documents, including:
| Document Type | Use Case for USCIS |
|---|---|
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Birth Certificates |
Family sponsorship, visa applications |
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Marriage Certificates |
Spousal immigration, green card applications |
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Divorce Decrees |
Proof of marital status, eligibility |
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Academic Transcripts |
Student visa, work permit eligibility |
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Police Certificates |
Background checks, asylum cases |
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Medical Records |
Waivers, disability claims |
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Bank Statements |
Affidavit of support, financial sponsorship |
Optional Add-Ons for Your Translation Needs
Need more than just a translation? We offer extras to give you complete peace of mind.
| Add-On Service | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Notarization |
$19.95 |
Official notarization of translation |
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E-Apostille |
$79.95 |
Apostille service for international use |
|
Second Linguist Proofing |
$9 per page |
Dual review by a second native linguist |
|
Hard Copy Delivery |
$15 Fed-Ex Shipping |
Shipped to your home via tracked mail |
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Expedited Delivery |
$9 per page |
Same-day or 24-hour delivery available |
Who Can Provide USCIS Certified Translation?
According to USCIS, any qualified translator (not necessarily a licensed one) can provide certified translation. But beware — inaccurate translations can result in application denial. That’s why we only work with:
Professional human translators
Native speakers
Industry experts in immigration, legal, and academic fields
Is Machine Translation Accepted by USCIS?
No. USCIS does not accept machine translations like Google Translate. Submitting such translations can result in application rejections or delays. We guarantee human, accurate, and verified translations only.
Turnaround Time for USCIS Document Translation
Typical delivery time: 24–48 hours
Expedited delivery: Same-day turnaround available upon request.
We offer email delivery, PDF format, and hard copy shipping for all translations.
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USCIS Translation FAQs
A USCIS document is any form, evidence, or paperwork submitted to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, often requiring certified translation if not originally in English.
Standard turnaround is 24-48 hours. Expedited same-day service is available.
It includes a word-for-word translation, a certificate of accuracy, and the translator’s qualifications.
No, but we offer notarization as an optional service for extra assurance.
Prices start from $18 per page. Additional services like notarization or apostille cost extra.
No. Translations must be done by someone not related to the applicant and must include a signed certificate of accuracy.
Contact us now to get started or upload your document for a free quote.